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Acacia Library
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Children 363.2 Sch79k
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Agave Library
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Children 363.2 Sch79k
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Children 363.2 Sch79k
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Checked Out
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Ironwood Library
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Children 363.2 Sch79k
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South Mountain Community Library
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Children 363.2 Sch79k
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Summary:
"Simple text and full-color photos illustrate the traits, training, and duties of K-9 police dogs"--Provided by publisher.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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